Africa: Women More Likely Than Men to Die During an Ebola Outbreak: UN Body

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[allAfrica] Geneva -- History has repeatedly shown us that women are more likely than men to die during an Ebola outbreak, the chief of humanitarian action of UN Women has said in Geneva.

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Africa: Women More Likely Than Men to Die During an Ebola Outbreak: UN Body

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